Okay, so the latest question from Adrienne is below in italics.
Thanks for the wall/section find module setting advice, I have taken it and have progressed to a much better place than under the earth.
The attached jpeg shows how my modules sit on the mesh and you can see a bit of the mesh intersecting the driveway part, thing is if I make a flat slab front to the drive and the stair area then a person with a car would not be able to drive from the sloping road onto the drive easily so I think the driveway has to be sloped?
I understand through using the SEO and that article (thanks) that I can cut out the top of the mesh so my building sits flat on the earth, is this the best solution do you think?
Many thanks for your time.
Adrianne
Thanks for the wall/section find module setting advice, I have taken it and have progressed to a much better place than under the earth.
The attached jpeg shows how my modules sit on the mesh and you can see a bit of the mesh intersecting the driveway part, thing is if I make a flat slab front to the drive and the stair area then a person with a car would not be able to drive from the sloping road onto the drive easily so I think the driveway has to be sloped?
I understand through using the SEO and that article (thanks) that I can cut out the top of the mesh so my building sits flat on the earth, is this the best solution do you think?
Many thanks for your time.
Adrianne
This is more a design issue, coupled with a bit of 'how do I do it' as well.
Firstly, from a design point of view I would accept that the private driveways are not going to be very user friendly as they are very close to the 'main driveway'(shown grey in your last image). Then you need to decide what level each and every slab is going to be for each garage. Taking sections will help.
Once you have established the levels to the tops of the slab then alter the mesh by adding points at either side and central to the garage. You can add more to make it more accurate. Then assign the height of the top of the slab (to AHD) to these points. Then add a few more points to transition from the 'main driveway'(shown grey on your image) down or up to the garage floor level along the sides of the private driveways. You are really sculpting your site here as a piece of machinery would in reality
The result on the stairs may be that you need to add or subtract a riser here or there as you have changed the contours of the site.
Hope this helps. If you need help with adding points to mesh send the question through.
Firstly, from a design point of view I would accept that the private driveways are not going to be very user friendly as they are very close to the 'main driveway'(shown grey in your last image). Then you need to decide what level each and every slab is going to be for each garage. Taking sections will help.
Once you have established the levels to the tops of the slab then alter the mesh by adding points at either side and central to the garage. You can add more to make it more accurate. Then assign the height of the top of the slab (to AHD) to these points. Then add a few more points to transition from the 'main driveway'(shown grey on your image) down or up to the garage floor level along the sides of the private driveways. You are really sculpting your site here as a piece of machinery would in reality
The result on the stairs may be that you need to add or subtract a riser here or there as you have changed the contours of the site.
Hope this helps. If you need help with adding points to mesh send the question through.
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